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Subject: Re: It was really a win for Kasparov.

Author: Timothy J. Frohlick

Date: 15:36:52 02/05/03

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Martin,

I think that Kasparov saw a possible win but didn't think that it was worth the
effort to play another 50 to 100 moves.  These games don't affect his rating or
standing in the "real" chess world. He would deny this whole proposition of
course. I think that he got fatigued and didn't want to risk a loss.

TJF

• Re: It was really a win for Kasparov. Albert Silver 17:23:50 02/05/03
  • Re: It was really a win for Kasparov. Robert Hyatt 17:50:11 02/05/03
    • Re: It was really a win for Kasparov. Frank Phillips 11:30:18 02/06/03
    • Re: It was really a win for Kasparov. Rolf Tueschen 02:32:06 02/06/03
      • Re: It was really a win for Kasparov. Uri Blass 03:10:47 02/06/03
    • Re: It was really a win for Kasparov. Uri Blass 18:01:43 02/05/03
      • Re: It was not at all necessarily a win for Kasparov. Dave Gomboc 19:19:37 02/05/03
        • Re: It was not at all necessarily a win for Kasparov. Antonio Dieguez 23:04:26 02/05/03
        • Re: It was not at all necessarily a win for Kasparov. Ernst Walet 22:29:14 02/05/03

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